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Dwayne Johnson, never one to shy away from a project (or a promotional opportunity), stops by The Tonight Show to talk up the animated sequel Moana 2. Expect plenty of playful banter with Jimmy Fallon and perhaps a few details — or at least vague pronouncements — about his return as the demigod Maui. Also […]

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While the savior of cinema awaits the release of his eighth Mission Impossible film, Tom Cruise is reportedly hoping to recapture the success of Top Gun: Maverick with a sequel to another classic action film of his. The actor is reportedly in talks with Paramount to develop a sequel to his racing film Days of Thunder by Tony Scott.

While Cruise has cracked the formula for crafting action blockbusters with a heart, he might have jumped the gun on this one. The racing genre has been quite popular in the past few years, with Formula One racing gaining fans after Netflix’s Drive to Survive. The actor also sees competition from Brad Pitt’s F1 film.

Tom Cruise’s Days of Thunder Sequel May Already Be Outdated Tom Cruise in Days of Thunder | Credits: Paramount Pictures

Tom Cruise’s Days of Thunder saw the action star reunite with the producers and director of Top Gun.

Tom Cruise is one of the most legendary Hollywood veterans of all time, having delivered more than just some extraordinary performances and being the recipient of innumerable awards and nominations. For one who made his debut in 1981 through Endless Love, he found his breakthrough sooner than most – within two years – after starring in 1983’s Risky Business.

Tom Cruise. | Credits: Risky Business / Warner Bros.

Since then, the majority of his career has been all merry for him as Cruise made his way through action flicks that launched him as the king of action. And yet, the actor’s lifestyle choices despite having brought to the table a film that made $800 million worldwide are so humble that even young industry starters like Glen Powell and Timothée Chalamet should learn a lesson from it.

Tom Cruise Reportedly Lives “Like a working-class actor”

Perhaps it’s his jaw-dropping acting chops or simply his beyond-impressive...

A first-look image of Nicola Coughlan as Silky from ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ has been unleashed.

Based on The Faraway Tree series of children’s novels, the movie follows Polly and Tim Thompson and their children, Beth, Joe, and Fran, who find themselves forced to relocate to the remote English countryside. There, the children discover a magical tree and its extraordinary and eccentric occupants.

Playing the family are Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy as Tim and Polly, respectively. The Thompson children will be played by newcomers Delilah Bennett-Cardy, Billie Gadsdon and Phoenix Laroche.

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The inhabitants of the tree, capable of transporting visitors to fantastical far-off lands, will be played by Nicola Coughlan cast as beloved woodland fairy Silky, Nonso Anozie as self-appointed group leader Moonface, Jessica Gunning as Dame Washalot and Dustin Demri-Burns as Saucepan Man.

Rounding out the cast...

Actress Rebecca Ferguson is known for her work in the Mission: Impossible and Dune franchises. The actress plays the lead role of Juliette Nichols in the dystopian drama series Silo. It is based on a trilogy of novels by author Hugh Howey and is slated to return for a second installment. As a result, Ferguson appeared on a podcast to promote the new season.

Rebecca Ferguson plays the lead role in Silo (Credit: AppleTV+).

During the podcast, Ferguson revealed her admiration for the show’s set and production design. At the same time, Ferguson admitted to stealing trinkets from the set, proving to be a menace for the series. The actress showed no signs of slowing down and here is what Ferguson had to say about her habit of stealing stuff from the sets of Silo.

Rebecca Ferguson Admits to Stealing Souveniers From the Sets of Silo

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La película continuará la historia de Tommy Shelby en el contexto de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. © Netflix

Por orden de los Peaky Blinders: ya tenemos el primer vistazo oficial de Barry Keoghan en la esperada película de Peaky Blinders de Netflix. Aún no se han revelado detalles específicos sobre su personaje ni sobre su papel en la trama.

La película, ambientada en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, continuará la historia de la aclamada serie tras su sexta temporada y cuenta con Tom Harper en la dirección y un guion de Steven Knight, creador de Peaky Blinders.

Cillian Murphy volverá a interpretar a Thomas Shelby y a él se le han unido, además de Keoghan, Rebecca Ferguson.

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Rebecca Ferguson broke the hearts of Mission: Impossible fans when she exited the Tom Cruise-led franchise in the seventh film. It was a very final exit as the fan-favorite Ilsa Faust meets her end in Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning. While Ferguson clarified her stance on why she couldn’t continue as Ilsa, there appear to be more reasons that contributed to her exit.

Rebecca Ferguson in a still from Silo | Credits: AppleTV+

Ferguson revealed that she needed to yearn for a role if she were to make a commitment. For this reason, she initially turned down Graham Yost’s request to return to a second season of AppleTV+’s Silo. However, when the makers came back to her for suggestions, she was more than happy to suggest changes and accept the role.

Tom Cruise and Rebecca Ferguson Couldn’t Have Agreed On Creative Control In Mi Franchise Rebecca...

Before production had begun on the anticipated film adaptation of Enid Blyton‘s The Magic Faraway Tree, director Ben Gregor worried that he’d put one of his stars, Andrew Garfield, off a little bit.

“We wrote a song for the film and we sent it to Andrew early on,” Gregor explains to The Hollywood Reporter. “And I hadn’t worked with him yet and you don’t know… With actors sometimes, you can put them off.”

But Garfield loved it. The gesture ended up being instrumental in the atmosphere that Gregor later cultivated on set — one of true-heartedness, trust, and that crucial Blyton ingredient: magic. “Everybody was putting themselves out there,” Gregor says.

The project has grabbed headlines in recent months for releasing back-to-back smash hit casting announcements: first came Garfield and Claire Foy (The Crown), then came Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton, Derry Girls) and Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer), and...

Warner Bros. and the “Dune: Part Two” team are not backing down from their Oscar ambitions, still hoping for recognition for Hans Zimmer’s powerful score.

As first reported by Variety in October, Zimmer’s music for Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic faced a speed bump when an independent review questioned whether the score met the Academy’s eligibility standards. However, it had not been officially submitted at the time. The issue arose because Zimmer’s score includes thematic elements from his Academy Award-winning work on 2021’s “Dune,” which could potentially exceed the limit for pre-existing music allowed under the Academy’s guidelines.

Despite these concerns, Variety has now learned exclusively that Warner Bros. has officially submitted Zimmer’s composition for Academy consideration, hopeful that his innovative contributions to the film will meet the requirements and earn a nomination.

The Academy’s Music Branch and other committees have not reviewed the submission.

In Hollywood, sometimes off-set dramas capture more attention and scrutiny than on-set ones. In actress Rebecca Ferguson’s case as well, a bombshell revelation that she made about her co-star has taken the media as well as the public by surprise. The Swedish actress known for her magnetic portrayals in projects like The White Queen and The Greatest Showman, detailed a very unsettling incident involving a co-star.

She went on record to say that this co-star publicly berated her and left her in tears. In the midst of all this, she did not reveal the name of that actor, further prompting the public to put their thinking caps on for a possible name.

Rebecca Ferguson in Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation | Credits: Paramount Pictures

Several names of notable A-listers were thrown in the mix, with the fans bringing every actor that Ferguson has worked with in the past. In this article,...

Meet Me Next Christmas is the latest in the ever-expanding collection of Netflix Christmas movies. Over the last several years, the streamer has gotten deep into the Christmas movie game. They still have some work to do to catch up to Hallmark, at least in terms of quantity (Hallmark is premiering 32 new Christmas-themed movies this year!). But the Netflix Christmas movies have a very similar vibe. They’re cheesy, corny, fluffy, cute, predictable. They’re comfort food movies, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. Enter Meet Me Next Christmas.

Meet Me Next Christmas. (L to R) Christina Milian as Layla and Kofie Sirboe as James in Meet Me Next Christmas. Cr. Marni Grossman/Netflix © 2024. Meet Me Next Christmas Plot

Layla (Christina Milian) meets the charming and handsome James (Kofi Siriboe) during a layover at an airport lounge. They have an instant connection, but there’s only one problem: Layla has a boyfriend.

Christian Bale explains why he turned down a fourth Batman movie to respect Nolan’s vision (Photo Credit – Facebook)

He boldly moved when Christian Bale hung up his cape after The Dark Knight Rises. He turned down a fourth Batman film pitched by Warner Bros., sticking to Christopher Nolan’s vision for the trilogy. “Let’s not stretch too far and become overindulgent,” he declared, and honestly, who could argue with that?

The Dark Knight trilogy was no ordinary collection. It redefined what comic book movies could be, raking in $2.4B worldwide. Bale’s portrayal of Bruce Wayne/Batman was phenomenal, and each film built on the last like a perfectly constructed Gotham skyscraper. The final movie left audiences with a poignant image: Bruce Wayne chilling in Florence with Selina Kyle (Anne Hathaway). A killer way to exit, right? But hold on—studios weren’t ready to let their golden goose fly away.

Did You Know Angelina Jolie And Scarlett Johansson Lost Leading Role In Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Angelina Jolie and Scarlett Johansson are two of Hollywood’s most renowned and bankable A-list actresses. Each star is known for boasting a career filled with blockbuster hits and critically acclaimed performances. Jolie is known for her iconic roles in films like Mr. & Mrs. Smith and Maleficent while Johansson is popular for dominating the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Black Widow. Both actresses are considered to be powerhouses of the industry. However, every successful actor goes through tough times, especially after losing a role in a movie worth $723 million.

You heard it right! It’s a rare instance where two of the industry’s most-in-demand stars missed out on a project that became one of the most bankable hits. Jolie and Johansson lost the lead role to actress Sandra Bullock in the 2013 science fiction thriller Gravity.

Kevin Feige discusses casting Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and how it redefined the MCU (Photo Credit – Facebook/Wikimedia)

Casting Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man was Marvel’s legit roll of the dice—and it changed stuff. Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige calls it the “biggest risk,” a move that could’ve sunk the MCU before it launched. In 2008, Downey’s past struggles made him an unconventional choice. However, director Jon Favreau and Feige saw his charisma as perfect for Tony Stark’s genius and flaws. As Feige put it, “The risk was not casting him.” Now? It’s clear: Downey defined the MCU.

At the time, Marvel Studios wasn’t the entertainment powerhouse it is today. The studio was taking a chance on a lesser-known character to lead the way. Feige knew Iron Man had potential, but finding the right actor was crucial. Downey’s name was considered,...

Actress Rebecca Ferguson Revealed She Was Once Molested On Set (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Swedish actress Rebecca Ferguson has made a remarkable impact on the film industry with her captivating performances and acting skills. She gained her breakthrough for her role as Ilsa Faust in the Mission: Impossible series and went on to star in other hit projects like Doctor Sleep, The Greatest Showman, and Dune. While her stardom is recognizable from her work, her rise to success didn’t come without challenges.

Ferguson previously opened up about the dark sides of the industry, acknowledging the complex and shadowy world that actors have to go through while pursuing their careers. During an old interview with The Independent, the Dune actress opened up about her disturbing experience with sexual harassment in the industry. Ferguson recalled the nasty on-set incident and revealed how she felt someone touching her from behind.

The Mission: Impossible star said,...

“Dune” actress Rebecca Ferguson poses for a fashion collaboration between designer Nensi Dojaka and Calvin Klein, “…celebrating the power of female sensuality”, photographed by Harley Weir:

“The collection is an exploration of femininity,”, said Dojaka.

“But I’ve never wanted to approach femininity the ‘normal’ way.

“I want to re-paint the image of women…

“…showing both sides: the vulnerability…

“…but also the strength that characterizes them.

“For me, femininity is about embracing the contrast that lives within us…’

Ferguson came to international prominence with her portrayal of 'Elizabeth Woodville'…

…in the Brit TV miniseries "The White Queen" (2013).

She then starred as 'MI6' agent 'Ilsa Faust'…

…in the action spy features “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation" (2015) and “Mission: Impossible – Fallout' (2018).

She played 'Jenny Lind' in the musical feature “The Greatest Showman" (2017)…

…then starred in horror films "Life" (2017) and "Doctor Sleep" (2019)...

...plus supporting roles in...

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Plot under wraps.

Dir:Alejandro G Iñárritu

Prod: Warner Bros, Legendary Entertainment

Where:uk

When:November-ongoing

Distributor: Warner Bros

Cast:Tom Cruise,Sandra Hüller, John Goodman,

The Running Man

A man competes in a deadly gameshow where he must outrun professional killers over 30 days.

Dir:Edgar Wright

Prod:Edgar Wright,Simon Kinberg and Nira Park

Where:London

When:November-ongoing

Distributor:Paramount

Cast:Glen Powell,...

Since Netflix shook up the film and series world, tons of other streaming options have popped up. Over time, they’ve all developed their own original content, which has helped each platform stand out. The problem is that Apple TV+ seems to have dropped the ball here. Sure, creating original shows is great, but they still need to be promoted.

Still from Dark Matter (Credits: Apple TV+)

Even so, Apple’s streaming service is still seen by a lot of movie buffs as one of the best — if not the best — when it comes to quality. Their series even outshine many of Netflix’s big hits, yet hardly anyone knows about them. These are shows that definitely deserve more public recognition.

Silo Still from Silo (Credits: Apple TV+)

Dystopia was a genre that got a lot of attention in the past, and while it might seem like it’s “gone out of fashion,...

A stretch of fall still exists ahead of Christmas, and there are plenty of new shows arriving on streamers this month so either binge or follow along into the remaining holidays of the year.

Those in the mood for mystery can dive into Bad Sisters on Apple TV+ starting Nov. 13, or they can follow A Man on the Inside, another comedy mystery arriving on Netflix Nov. 21.

For the science fiction lovers, Silo returns to Apple TV+ this month with a second season as well, and Max will debut its Dune: Prophecy prequel Nov. 17. For the best shows to stream in November 2024, read on.

Related: The Best 10 Movies To Stream This Month

Sharon Horgan and Anne-Marie Duff in ‘bad Sisters’ Season 2

Bad Sisters Season 2 – Nov. 13 – Apple TV+

Sharon Horgan’s dark comedy murder mystery series returns with a second season to Apple TV+ Wednesday, Nov. 13. Horgan also stars in the show...

Graham Yost, the creator and showrunner of Apple TV+’s Silo series, has one piece of advice for viewers ahead of Season 2, which debuts Friday, Nov. 15.

“I think everyone should buy the books but not read them until we’re done with the series, so we get to reveal all the answers,” Yost suggests with but a hint of a wink.

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Cillian Murphy is back on set as Tommy Shelby for the upcoming Peaky Blinders movie…and he was joined by his new co-star, Rebecca Ferguson!

The pair filmed a scene for the untitled Netflix movie on Monday morning (November 4) in Manchester, England. Cillian is reprising his famed role, while Rebecca is new to the cast and playing an unknown part.

The scene showcased Cillian‘s Tommy riding on a horse before hopping off and chatting with Rebecca‘s character. He looked to be bloodied and bruised. See all the photos from today’s Peaky Blinders scene in the gallery of this post.

We’ve got a full rundown of the cast list for the movie right here, if you haven’t seen!

Browse through the gallery to see Cillian Murphy and Rebecca Ferguson filming for the Peaky Blinders movie…...

When a rumor takes flight, especially in the digital age, it can quickly become the talk of the town. This time, the spotlight is on Tom Cruise, whose brush with internet folklore has left fans amused and bewildered. The absurdity of the alleged ‘fish scandal’ has drawn the attention of TikTok creators, sparking a flurry of reactions and interpretations that have taken on a life of their own.

Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible – Fallout (2018) | Credit: Paramount Picture

This viral conspiracy theory began in 2020 when an anonymous figure dropped a blind item on the celebrity gossip site Crazy Days & Nights. This intriguing post described an unnamed star who, it was claimed, purchased a raw sea bass at an Italian market, made a mysterious trip to the bathroom with it, and emerged empty-handed a mere ten minutes later.

Fast forward a few years, and the internet is still talking about this...

Was Tom Cruise obsessed with Mission Impossible Co-star? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Tom Cruise’s relationship with Nicole Kidman was one of Hollywood’s iconic love stories. From being the industry’s power couple in the 90s, they were married for over a decade, and their on and off-screen chemistry was unforgettable. Cruise found himself with Rebecca Ferguson in Mission: Impossible years after their split. Since the actor has always garnered much attention for his personal life, he reportedly grew to have an infatuation with Ferguson.

Although Cruise has always desired privacy in his personal life, his off-screen romance with Ferguson didn’t go unnoticed by his fans. As per the National Enquirer, the Top Gun actor was drawn to Ferguson because she highly resembled his ex-wife, Kidman. The source also suggested that what caught Cruise’s attention with Ferguson was a scene similar to one Kidman had done in the past.

Silo tells the story of life deep underground after a mysterious global catastrophe. The show takes place primarily in a massive structure known as Silo 18, where 10,000 people live confined to the cramped circular levels of their underground home. Strict rules are followed to maintain order, yet many secrets remain about the outside world and why the inhabitants live as they do.

In Season 1, a curious engineer named Juliette began quietly investigating discrepancies she found at work. Her probing raised difficult questions about the truth of their circumstances. When her investigation went too far, Juliette was punished by being sent outside.

There, she discovered the apocalyptic reality of the barren wasteland stretching beyond the hills. Now, in Season 2, Juliette’s exile has thrust her into the unknown while unrest grows back in the silo without her stabilizing presence.

This season develops the intriguing premises and characters set up before. Juliette finds...

Take a look at Season 2 of "Silo", the live-action science fiction TV series, directed by Morten Tyldum, based on the graphic novel title "Wool", starring Rebecca Ferguson (“Dune”) and Tim Robbins (“The Player”) streaming November 15, 2024 on AppleTV+:

"'Holston Wool' is the sheriff of 'Silo', where all residents are taught that the outside world is toxic and deadly...

"The last ten thousand people on earth, live in a mile-deep home protecting them from the toxic and deadly world outside. However, no one knows when or why the silo was built and any who try to find out face fatal consequences.

"'Juliette' (Ferguson) is an engineer, who seeks answers about a loved one’s murder and tumbles onto a mystery that goes far deeper than she could have ever imagined, leading her to discover that if the lies don’t kill you, the truth will."

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Apple TV+ has brought online the first five of Silo Season 2 for fans of the show to get an early look. The global hit drama is based on Hugh Howey’s New York Times bestselling trilogy of dystopian novels.

Created by Emmy-nominated screenwriter Graham Yost, who also serves as showrunner, and starring and executive produced by Rebecca Ferguson, the 10-episode second season will premiere globally on Friday, November 15, on Apple TV+ with the first episode, followed by one new episode every Friday through January 17, 2025.

Silo is the story of the last ten thousand people on earth, their mile-deep home protecting them from the toxic and deadly world outside. However, no one knows when or why the silo was built, and those who try to find out face fatal consequences.

Rebecca Ferguson stars as Juliette, an engineer who seeks answers about a loved one’s murder and tumbles into a mystery...

Plot: Silo is the story of the last ten thousand people on earth, their mile-deep home protecting them from the toxic and deadly world outside. However, no one knows when or why the silo was built and those who try to find out face fatal consequences. Rebecca Ferguson stars as Juliette, an engineer who seeks answers about a loved one’s murder and tumbles onto a mystery that goes far deeper than she could have ever imagined, leading her to discover that if the lies don’t kill you, the truth will.

Review: Last year, Apple TV+ debuted the first season of their ambitious dystopian series Silo, based on the novels by Hugh Howey. Contained to an underground silo where classes are separated by levels distinguishing leadership from the working class, Silo‘s first season echoed the same themes as the similar series Snowpiercer. The difference between them is that...

2024 is nearing the end, I can't believe it's November already. Honestly, where did this year go? There's been some great debuts like Bridgerton season 3, The Boys season 4, and so many more. But, the year is not over yet. There's still quite a few series' to look forward to. Here are 10 shows on streaming we're still excited to see before 2024 ends!

Jackson Lee Davis/Netflix © 2024 Outer Banks season 4 part 2

Stream Nov. 7 on Netflix

This one is definitely one of the more highly-anticipated releases of the year. It was so great to have Outer Banks back in October, and now we get to see how the second half of the season plays out soon! Outer Banks season 4 part 2 premieres Nov. 7, 2024 on Netflix. The final five episodes drop at once.

Based on the preview of season 4B, there's definitely still a lot going on! I'm sure JJ isn't going to react very...

Nominations voting is from January 8-12, 2025, with official Oscar nominations announced January 17, 2025. Final voting is February 11-18, 2025. And finally, the 97th Oscars telecast will be broadcast on Sunday, March 2, and air live on ABC at 7 p.m. Et/ 4 p.m. Pt. We update our picks throughout awards season, so keep checking IndieWire for all our 2025 Oscar predictions.

The State of the Race

As we enter the fall/holiday season, “Wicked” (Universal) is gathering early buzz for Best Makeup and Hairstyling. Other standouts include “The Substance” (Mubi), “A Different Man” (A24), “Longlegs” (Neon), “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.), “Emilia Pérez” (Netflix), and “Maria” (Netflix). But the race will heat up with the arrival of “Nosferatu” (Focus Features) on Christmas.

“Wicked,” Jon M. Chu’s adaptation of the Broadway musical by Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman, delivers the backstory between the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda. Before they become bitter enemies,...

Streaming on: Apple TV+

Episodes viewed: 9 out of 10

Following that doozy of a cliffhanger last year, Silo finally returns to Apple TV+ with a second season that, thankfully, rewards the wait. The first season established some captivating foundations: based on Hugh Howey's book trilogy, it charted the aftermath of an apocalyptic event, which forced thousands to co-exist in a strictly governed underground bunker known as the silo. This second instalment — which adapts parts of Howey’s books Wool and Shift — further fleshes out the mythos while introducing fascinating new additions.

Creator and showrunner Graham Yost instantly turns the temperature up on this pressure-cooker of a dystopia. In the fallout of Jules (Rebecca Ferguson) being banished from the silo, tensions quickly boil over between Mayor Bernard Holland (Tim Robbins) and his cronies. Where the first season took a more procedural route, unravelling the central slow-burn mystery, this second run takes a more action-packed approach,...

Netflix has revealed a first look at Saltburn star Barry Keoghan in the upcoming Peaky Blinders film.

Last month, Cillian Murphy was shown to be Birmingham gangster boss Tommy Shelby once again for the movie version of the wildly popular show created by Steven Knight. On Friday, Netflix posted on X: “Your first look at Barry Keoghan in the upcoming Peaky Blinders film!”

The film follows a six-season series met with critical acclaim after dropping on the streaming platform, with Oscar winner Murphy, Paul Anderson, Helen McCrory, Tom Hardy, and Joe Cole leading the cast. Keoghan is a newcomer to the Peaky Blinders world, as is Dune‘s Rebecca Ferguson. The specifics of their characters are still under wraps.

Your first look at Barry Keoghan in the upcoming Peaky Blinders film! pic.twitter.com/8WbLae7e0P

— Netflix (@netflix) November 1, 2024

“We’ve announced Rebecca Ferguson, we’ve announced Barry Keoghan,...

The Peaky Blinders movie continues to build buzz and here’s a first look of Saltburn star Barry Keoghan, who joins the cast for the feature.

Keoghan, who can be seen above looking very ‘peaky’ as he gazes out a truck window, is one of a host of new names for the upcoming movie, which rolled cameras in September. He has broken out in the past couple of years with a string of big roles including Saltburn, Masters of the Air and Top Boy. He was Oscar-nominated for Martin McDonagh’s The Banshees of Inisherin.

Keoghan joins the likes of Tim Roth, Rebecca Ferguson as new to Steven Knight’s franchise. Rejoining the cast are the likes of Cillian Murphy, Stephen Graham and Sophie Rundle, who played Ada, sister to Oscar-winner Murphy’s Birmingham clan leader Tommy Shelby. In the series finale, Tommy handed the reins of the family business to Ada.

Marco van Belle’s Irish female vampire origin feature Feed has begun shooting in Ireland’s coastal region of County Wexford, which also recently hosted the shoot of Small Things like These, as Metro International Entertainment continues sales at AFM.

The film follows a group of twenty something social media influencers who spend a weekend at a remote contemporary house in an Irish forest, and must fight for their lives when they awaken the world’s original vampire from her slumber. Van Belle previously wrote sci-fi Mercy starring Chris Pratt, Rebecca Ferguson, Annabelle Wallis, which is currently in post-production.

It gathers an ensemble cast of emerging Irish and UK talent, including Grace Collender (Fréwaka), Clinton Liberty Daisy Jelley, Niamh Hogan, Rhys Mannion and Oskar Smith.

Feed takes its cue from the Irish myth of the Dearg Due, which also inspired Irish writer Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula’.

Writer and director Van Belle previously wrote sci-fi Mercy starring Chris Pratt, Rebecca Ferguson, Annabelle Wallis, which is currently in post-production.

“With people using social media to make their mark and get rich quick, I’m fascinated to explore the fragility of modern influencer culture by putting our characters against a ruthless creature that has the true power of influence,” said the director

Producers are Ripple World’s Jac Kerrin and Dominic Wright, with Big Safari’s Richard Kondal and Tianna Roberts as UK co-producers.

Niamh Fagan is Executive Producer for Screen Ireland/Fís Éireann, who are providing production finance and financed development. Creativity Capital is providing production finance, with Patrick Fischer executive producing.

Will Machin, Sam Parker and Michael Yates are Executive Producers for Metro International Entertainment who are handling international sales and will launch the film to buyers at the AFM.

Feed is financed by Screen Ireland/Fís Éireann, Ireland’s Section 481 Producer tax credit, the UK’s Independent Feature Tax Credit, Creativity Capital, Creativity Media, Koala FX, Screen Ireland’s Nationwide Fund, with Metro International providing an Mg and arranging presal...

By order of the Peaky Blinders — and Netflix — here is a first look at Barry Keoghan in the upcoming “Peaky Blinders” film.

The image, released Friday, shows the Oscar nominee leaning outside of a car window — and yes, he’s donning the trademark Peaky Blinders newsboy cap, so we can safely assume he’s part of Tommy Shelby’s (Cillian Murphy) gang. Keoghan joined the project in August. No details about his character have been released.

In September, Keoghan told Entertainment Weekly that he was “excited and nervous” to be part of “Peaky Blinders” and is a “massive, massive fan” of the show. “I can’t wait for that,” he said. “Cillian’s a good friend and I f—ing admire him as an actor as well.”

See ‘Peaky Blinders’ movie first look: Cillian Murphy is back as Tommy Shelby as filming starts

Production on “Peaky Blinders” began in September.

The mystery drama’s excellent cast make it much watch TV for sci-fi fans.

The second season of “Silo” continues to be a top-notch mystery-box show — pulling you down a rabbit hole of partial discoveries each week, unwrapping tidbits of truth in search of answers. While the first season on Apple TV+ was spent exploring a mysterious underground bunker and its 10,000 inhabitants, the new 10-episode season, premiering on Friday, Nov. 15, begins with the Season 1 finale cliffhanger and balloons into something much bigger. Although the mystery grows with the widening story, it’s clear that “Silo” is fully capable of moving forward through the onion layers at a steady pace, with satisfying results along the way.

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Set in the indeterminately distant future, “Silo” tells the story of the last 10,000 people on Earth, living a mile below the surface in a silo that presumably protects them from a toxic,...

The second season of the Apple TV+ streaming series Silo proves one undeniable truth — this Rebecca Ferguson-led show is the best science fiction adventure series since Lost! A suspenseful, layered masterwork, Silo presents world-building at its finest.

With a stellar cast besides Ferguson, which includes Tim Robbins, Common, and Harriet Walter, this Graham Yost’s (Justified) dystopian drama, based on the novel series by Hugh Howey, uses its science fiction trappings as a backdrop to study our humanity. The second season of Silo is constantly surprising, gripping, and simply riveting from start to finish!

Rebecca Ferguson in the second season of Silo (2023) | Image via Apple TV+ Related Rebecca Ferguson and Barry Keoghan Aren’t The Only A-listers Joining Cillian Murphy in Peaky Blinders Movie, New Update Reveals Apple TV+’s Silo Season 2 Review and Synopsis

The last time we checked in on the good people of Silo, lead engineer...

Quentin Tarantino does not care about Lisan al Gaib.

More specifically, the Pulp Fiction filmmaker recently said he has no interest in watching fellow colleague Denis Villeneuve’s Dune adaptations, as he views them as symptomatic of Hollywood’s overreliance on remixing old IP (usually in a bid to mitigate risk and maximize profit).

“I saw [David Lynch’s original adaptation of] ‘Dune’ a couple of times,” he told Bret Easton Ellis (American Psycho) on his self-titled podcast. “I don’t need to see that story again. I don’t need to see spice worms. I don’t need to see a movie that says the word ‘spice’ so dramatically.”

The Oscar winner continued, listing other titles he has shrugged off because their material draws from trodden ground.

“It’s one after another of this remake, and that remake,” he said. “People ask ‘Have you seen ‘Dune?’ ‘Have you seen ‘Ripley?...

Cillian Murphy is many things. Oppenheimer, Tommy Shelby, Scarecrow, Fischer, and many more. However, the actor is also a gentleman who is moved by the things he sees and reads.

Matt Damon and Cillian Murphy in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer | Credits: Universal Pictures

So naturally, Murphy talked about how he was overcome when he went on to read one iconic short story from a renowned author. The actor couldn’t hold it together while on a train after he read the amazing novel by Claire Keegan.

Cillian Murphy Was Moved By Claire Keegan’s Novel

After winning an Oscar award for Best Actor in a Leading Role for Oppenheimer, Murphy has not stopped working. And from the new Peaky Blinders film to Small Things Like These, Murphy does not plan to stop anytime soon either.

Cillian Murphy’s film Small Things Like These | Credits: Big Things Films

His 2024 flick is...

It’s hammer time for Idris Elba. The actor is set to star in and produce Hammer Down, an action feature that marks the directorial debut of Simon Hatt, who previously produced projects for Marvel Studios and DC.

Veteran producer Charles Roven, who won his first Oscar earlier this year for best picture winner Oppenheimer, is producing Hammer Down via his Atlas Entertainment along with the company’s Madison Weireter. Elba is also producing with Gina Carter (See How They Run) via their 22Summers banner. Black Bear will offer the title at next week’s American Film Market.

Hatt previously shot a Hammer Down short film starring This Is Us actor Chris Sullivan as a widowed truck driver who goes by the handle Hammer Down. The Affair actress Abigail Dylan Harrison starred as Hammer Down’s young daughter, who tagged along as he attempted to deliver a mysterious package. The project was personal for Hatt,...

The year is almost over, but 2024 has plenty of sci-fi and fantasy goodness to serve us before we ring in a new one. Below, check out some of the biggest movies and TV shows worth checking out in November, with an emphasis on the strange, the wondrous and the fantastical:

Arcane season 2: November 9 (Netflix)

The second and final season of Netflix's Emmy-winning animated series Arcane drops this November, and it promises to have even more magic, bloodshed, and brutal twists and turns than the first. This show may be based off the League of Legends video game, but don't let that fool you; Arcane has a story that's on par with anything the genre has to offer. It primarily follows two sisters, the bruiser Vi (Hailee Steinfeld) and chaotic criminal Jinx (Ella Purnell), as they are torn from their humble roots and pitted against each other in a devastating class war.

Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two was the first blockbuster of the year and what better than to close it off with another revisit to Arrakis? Max’s Dune: Prophecy is all set to debut on the streaming platform soon and the recent trailer promises an intense political drama with action-packed sequences.

While Dune: Part Two writer Jon Spaihts was initially set to be the showrunner, he left to work on the film and was promptly replaced by Diane Ademu-John and Alison Schapker. The six-episode series will reportedly be set 10,000 years before the movies and will focus on the Bene Gesserit. Here is everything you need to know about Dune: Prophecy.

When Is Dune: Prophecy Releasing? Emily Watson in Dune: Prophecy | Credits: HBO

After Legendary Entertainment bought the rights to Frank Herbert’s Dune novels, the studio began the process of adapting the novels to film and expanding it to create a franchise.

At the end of 2021’s “Dune,” Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atriedes looks out across the desert in awe as he sees a Fremen of Arrakis riding a sandworm.

It was a tease of what was to come from director Denis Villeneuve in this year’s “Dune: Part Two.” Paul and his mother Lady Jessica (Rebecca Ferguson) immerse themselves in Fremen culture in the sequel, and the sandworm ride is a coming-of-age ritual. Paul riding a massive worm would be his ascension to power. The white-knuckled sequence where Paul mounts one and rides across the desert was something cinematographer Greig Fraser had to get right.

Speaking to Variety for the Inside the Frame series, Fraser explains “This is his journey of becoming accepted by the Fremen. It’s a journey that has come a long way up to this point. There is some part of the Fremen community that believes he’s going to die,...

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Apple TV+ entered into the streaming game pretty late but because of the quality of their originals, they are quickly becoming everybody’s favorite. After the success of shows like Ted Lasso and Slow Horses, the Apple-owned streaming service is showing no signs of slowing down and releases new brilliant TV shows and movies every month to expand its impressive content library. So, here are the best new movies and shows coming on Apple TV+ in November 2024.

Bad Sisters Season 2 (November 13)

Bad Sisters returns for its much anticipated Season 2 this November on Apple TV+. Created by Sharon Horgan, Dave Finkel, and Brett Baer, the Irish dark comedy-drama series is based on the Flemish TV series by Malin-Sarah Gozin. Season 2 is set two years after the events of Season 1 and it continues the story of the Garvey sisters,...

In 2010, AMC Networks premiered The Walking Dead, an apocalyptic series that aired for 12 years across 11 seasons. Based on the comics created by Robert Kirkman, the series became wildly popular, beyond what anyone could have imagined, and has inspired other series within the genre.

The Walking Dead has been praised for its earliest and final seasons, with mixed reviews for its seventh and eighth seasons. While it is set in an undead apocalypse, the stories revolve around the survivors and their experiences after the outbreak occurred. Many viewers note this is why the series became so popular.

Long-standing cast members for the series include Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Steven Yeun, Chandler Riggs, Melissa McBride, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Seth Gilliam, Ross Marquand, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Several of these characters' stories have continued in the long line of spinoffs of the main series. Let's check out some...

Apple TV+ has announced the programming that will be added to the streaming service next month. The Apple TV Plus November 2024 lineup includes Bad Sisters Season 2, the documentary Bread & Roses, the war drama Blitz, and Silo Season 2.

Apple TV+ offers premium, compelling drama and comedy series, feature films, groundbreaking documentaries, and kids and family entertainment. It is available to watch across all of a user’s favorite screens.

Silo Season 2 Apple TV Plus November 2024 Schedule

Available November 1

Blitz (PG-13 War Drama Film)

Steve McQueen‘s “Blitz” follows the epic journey of George (Elliott Heffernan), a nine-year-old boy in World War II London whose mother Rita (Saoirse Ronan) sends him to safety in the English countryside. George, defiant and determined to return home to his mom and his grandfather Gerald (Paul Weller) in East London, embarks on an adventure, only to find himself in immense peril while a distraught Rita searches for her missing son.

Mike Flanagan with Rebecca Ferguson from Doctor Sleep – now adapting the Stephen King novel, Carrie [Image @flanaganfilm on Instagram]

Mike Flanagan is renowned for his horror TV shows and is once again teaming up with Stephen King for an adaptation of Carrie.

Carrie was Stephen King’s first published book and nearly didn’t happen. However, after he threw it into the garbage, his lovely wife, Tabitha King, rescued it and encouraged him to publish the terrifying book. Of course, there have been many more King books published, and while may be in the past, horror maestro Mike Flanagan is returning to Stephen King’s world to adapt Carrie as a series on the small screen.

Mike Flanagan to adapt Stephen King’s Carrie as an Amazon TV series

Admittedly, Stephen King fans will feel a little trepidation over the adaptation of the author’s popular book, as many have not done his work justice.

In November 2024, Apple TV+ brings an exciting lineup featuring both returning favorites and compelling new narratives. Bad Sisters returns for its second season on November 13, delving deeper into the lives of the Garvey sisters as they grapple with the resurfacing truths surrounding Grace’s “accidental death.” On November 15, the gripping sci-fi drama Silo resumes its exploration of the last ten thousand people on Earth, with Rebecca Ferguson as Juliette, who unravels dark secrets hidden within their underground world.

The much-anticipated film Blitz, directed by Steve McQueen, premieres on November 22, following the poignant journey of 9-year-old George (Elliott Heffernan) as he navigates World War II London in search of his mother, Rita (Saoirse Ronan). Also debuting on November 22 is Bread & Roses, a powerful documentary that highlights the struggles of Afghan women in the aftermath of the Taliban’s takeover in 2021. This month promises to be filled with gripping stories and...

One of the year’s most anticipated and epic musical scores won’t be in the running for an Academy Award.

Warner Bros.’ “Dune: Part Two,” directed by Denis Villeneuve, was met with critical acclaim when it hit theaters in March. Both critics and audiences lauded the film’s visuals, storytelling, and, most notably, the music score by Academy Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer. However, Zimmer’s powerful and evocative score for the sci-fi epic is not eligible to be submitted for this year’s Oscars due to surpassing the Academy’s limit on pre-existing music; therefore, it cannot be nominated in the best original score category.

The Academy’s rule states: “In cases such as sequels and franchises from any media, the score must not use more than 20% of pre-existing themes and music borrowed from previous scores in the franchise.” Since Zimmer’s composition for “Dune: Part Two” incorporates substantial...

Several best-selling books have inspired new and returning television series this year as well as box office magnets like It Ends With Us and later in the fall — Wicked. Still novel adaptations more are in the works, like the many romantic comedies of Emily Henry and a few more Colleen Hoover best-sellers.

The year 2024 has covered the range of historical fiction like Apple TV+’s Pachinko or FX’s Shōgun, young adult best-sellers like and John Green’s Turtles All the Way Down, science fiction with Apple TV+’s Dark Matter and Netflix’s The Three Body Problem and many more.

Still to arrive in 2024 are Hulu’s adaptation of Charles Yu’s Interior Chinatown and more.

Read on for more TV shows based on books coming out this year.

Rivals – Disney+ – Oct. 18

Alex Hassell as Rupert Campbell-Black

Rivals on Disney+ is based on the second book in Dame Jilly Cooper’s Rutshire Chronicles series.

Apple TV+’s Silo has begun production on its third series in the UK.

The sci-fi drama begins filming at Hoddesdon Studios in Hertfordshire with additional filming at Oma One and Oma X Film Studios in Enfield.

Based on Hugh Howey’s trilogy, Silo centres around a community of people who believe they are the last survivors of civilisation. Forced to live in a giant silo underground to protect themselves from the outside world, some members of the community begin to question what is really going on.

The series is created by Graham Yost and stars Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Robbins,...